Motorcycle · Motorcycle upkeep
How often does a motorcycle need mechanical attention compared with a car?
Correct answer: More often than a car does.
Answer options
- AAbout as often as a car does
- BMore often than a car does Correct
- CLess often than a car does
Why
On two wheels, a small fault such as a worn tire, a loose chain or weak brakes can quickly cause a loss of control, so defects matter far more than they would on a car. That is why a motorcycle should be checked more often, ideally before every ride.
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Topic: Motorcycle upkeep License: Motorcycle
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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This question is part of Fit, Controls and Pre-Ride Checks (12 questions). Take the full set and check your score.
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